J5sense

look at other dealerships most dealers trade cars if they have a car thats "sold" we got a car from atlanta once (we are in chicago)

s2kswe

I never saw any red cows, I think the red interior is a photoshop myth.

1036AP2

CR lip on silverstone looks sick

EP Heart

When I bought mine last year, they had just put an order in for the color combo I wanted recently. I ended up waiting close to 2 months before finally taking delivery, but, again, the order was already put in at that point. I don't know exactly when they put the order in but I think it wasn't too much before I put my deposit down. They also kept pushing back the date they told me on when it would arrive.

I remember that they didn't have the VIN until close to the time I went to take delivery. It could've just been laziness on their part (didn't want to go track down that info) but I wouldn't worry too much about it. It was definitely one of the worst waits I've ever been through but it was worth it in the end.

Filthy Beast

Order mine on Feb 2 04. I got it the first week in April.

ride-on-ap2

ha..ha...that what you get when going against nature. stick with cloth seats (i.e. cr seat).

Boofster

It takes years to make an S. They are hand crafted you know

Can't they just transport another one from a different dealership? That's what they do around here.

ziggy55

yea it might take while since production is slowing down then from other previous year, but hey! at least you have the MY09 of the S, last year production

EpRAnGia

Dealer searched and couldn't find any... I've asked several dealers and they all told me the same thing, so at least my dealer isn't wrong on that one.
I thought it's not normal that they still don't have a VIN for the car... but guess that's normal for Honda...
All other manufacturers I've dealt in the past always provided VIN in 1~2 weeks after I placed an order....

PanteraKitty

It will take a while. The accountants have used up all of the red ink. No more red until someone discovers a new source for the pigment.


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